The Sutherland Arms in Telford and Wrekin

Second visit to the Sutherland Arms but first visit to eat. Had Sunday lunch, opted for the Beef and it was delicious ... found the side orders to be a little on the expensive side but will definately be back to eat. Lovely staff and good service.

Very nice village pub good beer and welcoming hosts. Although we didn’t eat there we will certainly be back for a meal. The menu looked fabulous.

Lovely restaurant in the countryside. Food was well portioned hot and tasty. Service was fast and friendly prices are reasonable

Excellent pub, friendly welcoming staff especially Amy. Great San Miguel on tap and the pizzas are delicious. Worth a trip over!

What a lovely find! A child and dog friendly public house nestled away in a quaint little village. We popped by at around 3pm midweek and ordered the vegetarian chili and lasagne. The food was very tasty and a generous portion. The lady who served us was very friendly and helpful. There are water bowls and treats available at the entrance of the pub as well as a good sized beer garden at the front with some cover for shade/rain.

Welcoming staff .., however no one walked us to our table was told our table was “over there”.., and to order at bar when ready .., between the loud kids on pool table messing proud and that set the dogs !! barking …, !! well can you imagine .., I couldn’t hear my partner talking 🤔.., my lasagne was hot however mince meat was tasteless .. my other half said his pizza was ok .., not a return visit for us I’m afraid ..,

Lovely pub, 11 of us had a brilliant meal and couldn’t fault anything. Staff were welcoming and service excellent. We eat here every time we are in the area and are never disappointed.

We visit most Fridays, Karl, Lauren, Craig and Amy always look after us and ensure we have a great time, the kids love the pub especially Harley the dog 🐕 😀

Came in for a few drinks on Friday night. Absolutely packed, staff great and friendly atmosphere. We didn’t try the food but everything going past looked great will be back to try

Went in on a Monday night - free pool and pizza and a pint deal! Great value, atmosphere and staff. Will definitely be back :)

Lovely staff and an amazing Sunday roast, quickly becoming our go to place for a roast. Can’t wait to sit in the beer garden when the nice weather arrives.

Recently visited this country pub set in a lovely small village. The staff were wonderful, very friendly and welcoming. (Even the lovely little pub dog). Great selection of food and drink to choose from that was delicious and great value for money. Would definitely recommend and can't wait to visit again to try the pizza oven or for a pint in the beer garden in the summer! Thanks to the Sutherland arms for a great visit see you again soon!

Delicious traditional food, friendly staff and great atmosphere. Lovely Sunday roast, will definitely return to try out the burgers !

Really enjoy visiting 'The Suthy' where the staff are so friendly and helpful. Sometimes we have lunch, and occasionally use the restaurant for an evening out, and both are very good Recently we have been going to the monthly pub quiz which is a fun and 'bonding' experience with both the other teams and the quiz master! Great pub

We are not local but the wife and I love visiting this pub at any time of the day for a drink some food and always a warm welcome. The Sunday lunch is very special and not expensive.

Came with my partner and had a great time. Amazing staff and the Sunday roast were cooked perfect, We will definitely be back

The Sutherland Arms is a great country pub. We first stumbled upon it in 2018 and have been going regularly ever since. Throughout the whole of covid they handled all of the new restrictions amazingly. The food is great and there Sunday Dinners are out of this world. All of the staff are friendly and always happy to help and make you feel welcome. The Sutherland Arms isn’t local to us but we make sure we visit at least once a week and are always made to feel like a local. Keep up the good work

My wife and I were passing the pub and thought we would call in for a quick drink. The pub was extremely busy and there was only one lady working behind the bar. I understood this and quietly waited to be served. The lady acknowledged...

Delicious food and wonderful staff! We keep going back to try everything on the menu- there’s so much to choose from but all really tasty. The waitress (I think her name was Amy!) was so friendly and the landlord and landlady were really welcoming too....

Great Sunday lunch nothing was too much trouble with a fantastic waitress The landlord and lady where great too Very friendly pub an highly recommended

Booked in on Sunday with my partner. The roast dinners were absolutely lovely, as were our desserts. Very friendly and attentive staff. We will definitely be back.

Majority of the menu is burgers which are lovely. However limited other options on the menu, mainly steak which were all unavailable on our visit. My husband chose chicken as an alternative but was really disappointed with how dry it was (despite coming in a...

Nice pub didn't order food as the other half wanted me to pay over the odds for food as he said he drove & it was my birthday

Lovely staff, lovely meal. We ordered various meals and we all enjoyed them, the steaks were cooked to perfection would definetly come back

Lovely pub in quiet village. The meals were excellent and very good value. Could not fault anything, staff, meals and surroundings.

Lovely food, lovely people and lovely location. Karl, Lauren and team are amazing and always make you feel welcome.

We moved to the village last year and have eaten at the Sutherland Arms at least a dozen times now. Whilst the menu is not extensive the food is always good and it is superb value. From memory, no main course costs more than £9....

Lauren and Karl were excellent hosts and made us so welcome. We had sunday lunch which has to have the best yorkies going, and just wait till you try their home made puds. Beef, Pork or chicken were available, with the usual roasts and veggies,...

I had the veggie burger and nachos and both were great, especially the burger. The staff were lovely and gave the place a great ambience. I would definitely return if I was in this area again!

Good food, very friendly staff. Made to feel welcome, will definitely be going back. Cosy atmosphere.

5 of us (3 adults, and 11 year old and 8 year old) enjoyed a Thursday evening meal here. Everything that we ordered was tasty, well priced and generously proportioned! Between us we had a fair number of items from the menu and there were...

Great village pub and the food is amazing..well worth a visit. Staff are friendly and happy to help! Love it!

Popped in for Sunday lunch, couldn't fault it.Hot and tasty.Had the homemade scotch egg,best one I've ever tasted followed by the roast chicken thighs spot on and reasonable.

The atmosphere was immediately warm and the young couple behind the bar were very friendly and professional.The food was well presented, reasonably priced and tasted delicious.We sat in a neat and tidy garden and had cold lager. Went back with my sister who also liked it very much, particularly the prosecco !Will call again.

After a long day in the saddle, arrive to a warm welcome and a cold Lager! Sat in sunshine in the nicely kept garden for a while and enjoyed a Burger and Chips for energy and a Fruit Crumble just for the pleasure of it! Will call again very soon I am sure.

Visited with my wife in March 2018 after reading some positive reviews. We have not visited The Sutherland Arms for many years and we decided to revisit for a meal. On arrival we noticed the addition of a modern entrance on the front of building and the improved decking also at the front. The place nice and warm when we went through the new front entrance area and a modern bar with four hand pulls were in front of us. The beers were all from the Marston's group , as The Sutherland Arms is one of their pubs. I tried half of Jennings Wainwright which was ok but nothing special. The lady behind the bar was friendly and interested the customers requirements.We moved into the rear dining area and I was able to use the free WiFi on the tablet . We checked the menus which were reasonably priced and decided that I would have a steak, cheese and ale pie whilst my wife had a steak.We had our food brought to table and were surprised by the mountain of peas that accompanied the meal on the plate. Sadly the main items were both disappointing. My pie had potential but had rock hard pastry and in my opinion it had been overcooked. My wife did not like her steak which had a very odd taste. I sampled her steak and it was lacking any normal beef steak taste instead was bland and dry textured. I did mention the pie problem to the lady behind the bar who apologised and said the pies were made off site as part of a central purchase by the pub group.We liked the place and the customer service but in my opinion the food has to improve if people are enjoy a visit to The Sutherland Arms.

Very nice lunch time meal in a lovely country setting. Dropped in after work for a light lunch bite. Very quite with very friendly staff, quick service and very tasty food. Highly recommend

Nice friendly couple ,always welcoming, restarted food after those before couldn't be bothered, we wish Karl and Lauren the very best in kick starting this once busy local pub hopefully good entertainment will follow as this couple really have the enthusiasm to be a success..

This pub is under new management who are very friendly. There is a warm welcome when you come in and nothing seems to be too much trouble. Very quickly after their arrival they were doing food which I tried and can safely say that not only is the food very tasty, but also very filling and reasonably priced. The service was quick and I wish this very enthusiastic couple every success in their new venture.

First time visiting after hearing it has been taken over by new management.. Food was really nice 10/10... first time in a long time I've eaten everything on my plate!! Friendly staff and a warm friendly, welcoming environment... and reasonably priced!!! Will definitely be returning!!!!

El nuevo propietario ha establecido que el gran pub de nuevo. Otro encargado reciente se han esforzado en folk para llevar adelante este pub. En mi opinión personal y subjetiva me pareció la reciente predecesores donde de alguna manera a absurdo ser honesto, por lo tanto lo que nuestros comentarios sobre dos chicos jóvenes como camareros incompetentes severamente anticuado. La comida y el ambiente es mejor que el 'ambiente village weatherpoons' dada por otros pubs locales y conserva su ambiente hogareño (cálida chimenea) mientras que proporciona una experiencia encantadora para muy pocos dineros.

No ha sido aquí durante 15 años. El comedor es sencillo y carece de ambiente pero el personal es amable. Fuimos el día después del lanzamiento del nuevo menú para encontrar 2 comidas fuera y cuando pedimos comida, encontramos una tercera estaba disponible. Optamos por el antiguo lugar de salchichas de Gloucester, que no tienen nada de especial, pero el puré infundidos con morcilla fue una agradable sorpresa. Por alguna razón extraña el acompañamiento llegó 5 minutos antes el plato principal y era alto.

Nos recibieron con una cálida bienvenida de la señorita que sirve en el bar, que siempre es un buen comienzo. Hay una amplia variedad de opciones de comida para primeros y segundos platos y postres en el menú. A pesar de ser catorce de nosotros en nuestro grupo (pre-pedido) otro miembro llegamos y no era problema para el personal que permite suficiente tiempo para la nueva llegada a mirar el menú y elegir sus comidas. Todos estamos de acuerdo en que las comidas eran de muy buena calidad y fueron muy generosos en sus raciones. Una nota breve es que no todas las comidas vienen con patatas fritas, así que si quieres patatas fritas asegúrate que está incluido o pedir una orden de lado. Nos sentimos que las comidas eran una buena relación calidad-precio y si teníamos dos o tres platos a la izquierda completo y feliz! También debe mencionarse que durante toda la comida, el servicio fue extremadamente amable y cortés.

This nice little pub in Tibberton has had a recent makeover at least in the entrance area. It's a great family friendly place with good quality food and a great range of beers. We called them at the last minute one evening and asked if...

We went away for 4 days and visited this lovely pub twice! They do an amazing range of food dishes at fair prices which is served by the most friendly staff you will ever meet.

Primera visita aquí, y por desgracia no será la última.

Having watched the Sutherland arms have a few hitches while changing hands recently, I can now say it has settled down and in full swing regarding food . The Sunday lunch we had today was excellent !!. Hot , tasty plentiful and all home cooked. Excellent service and great staff . Well done We will return

There is a good choice of food available from the menu and the portions are on the good side. Food was very tasty - especially the chef's soup which has to be recommended. All in all the meals were pretty good value for money. Staff were very friendly and helpful. A very pleasant country pub which is worth coming to in order to try out the new menu.

nice pub,good food polite owner and staff,parking is a bit tight but beautiful surrondings.price is very good value will come back again if ever in this neck of the woods

Stopped here Sunday afternoon for Sunday lunch. Staff were friendly and welcoming.With lots of choice to choose from we decided to have the Sunday beef and a what a great choice it was. It came with plenty of vegetables - freshly cooked, sliced beef, mash, roast potatoes and huge Yorkshire pudding with plenty of gravy, which tasted homemade.Don't listen to negative reviews and try it for yourself!

Friends from nearby Edgmond recommended the Sutherland to my wife as a 'gem of a place' to eat, so we decided to give it a go and take a drive out as a Bank Holiday treat.The pub is tucked away in a lovely village, which we've made a note of visiting again for a walk around its lanesLots of people were sat in the garden enjoying the sun, so a good start. Going in, a bubbly girl behind the bar welcomed and served us. We asked for menus and sat outside while we decided what to have. It was a small selection of traditional pub grub and burgers along with some steaks and sides. Nothing to write home about, but still enough for us to choose from. Prices were average, about £7-£10 for most items and about £2-£3 for the sidesWe went for a burger and a sirloin steak. After ordering the service time was ok - about 20 minutes for it to arrive, but being sat outside, the lovely waitress came and found us to ask if we wanted to stay outside or eat in the restaurant.All in all, we couldn't fault the service, food or price. The sunny location made it the perfect end to our long Bank Holiday weekend, and speaking to a few of the 'locals' added to the whole afternoon.Definitely one for a return visit, and somewhere I'd have no issue in recommending to anyone.

We pre booked a table for sunday lunch and we're asked to pre order I have no problem with this they said they would email over menus nothing arrived I had to chase them three times and was then told that we could have beef or chicken I was so fed up I agreed and phoned the order through on the Friday . We arrived for Sunday Lunch and we're greeted by rude and grumpy staff we were told where our table was it was not set up with any cutlery , we waited about at fifteen minutes then the first meals came out well the beef was like mince meat and the chicken pieces so small the plates were cold and the Yorkshire puds were no way home made like advertised the cauliflower was hard and the white cabbage raw the peas are the only green veg and there we not enough carrots and they had no more , we were charged £5.95 for a child's Sunday lunch and it was so small it's disgusting , it is also advertised that children get a free dessert but we were charged for a ice cream . We did complain but we're offered no bill reduction drink or dessert . These people clearly do not no how to run a pub and I will not be returning in fact I will be telling all my friends not to go there , so cross and disappointed.

Visited to get tea for family and asked if they were serving food and told yes. However only food being served was burgers. Nothing else available. Therefore left to find somewhere else.

A large party of us went for Sunday lunch which was pre-ordered to make it easy for the restaurant. There was even a fuss made ordering in advance and the bar did not not call back to confirm until they were given two reminders.We were sitting outside when we were asked to go to our table in the restaurant as we walked into the restaurant the party that was leaving wished us good luck. The table was not prepared for us and after waiting over 15 minutes we were each given a knife and fork wrapped in a paper napkin. We were not asked if we would like starters. The pre ordered roasts were brought to the table.The beef was shredded into small pieces and looked like dog food and the chicken was in small pieces straight from a frozen packet the meat portions were miniscule and more like children's portions. We commented on the beef and was told that was how it was served and it had been cooked for ten hours we asked for more chicken and for stuffing and were told they would bring us more chicken. No more chicken was served and we were told they did not has any stuffing.There was plenty of overcooked cabbage and boiled potatatoes but insufficient carrots and were were again told they had run out. The cauliflower was soggy and bland, the Yorkshire pudding were frozen and tiny and the gravy was like dishwater.We had a two year old infant with us and the bar had the cheek to charge us £6.00. for a baby's meal.The waiting staff and the landlord could not care less when we made comments about the meal. We would have liked a sweet to stave off our hunger but were afraid to order one. We went elsewhere for afternoon tea as we felt it would be safer.We have been to this establishment on numerous occasions previously for Sunday and always had a super meal but we understand the bar is under new management. The bill was nearly a hundred one hundred pounds for our party and we all considered a it complete waste of money. We will certainly not be going back until Marstons the Brewery replace this landlord.I do not normally make a fuss and this is the first time I have ever posted a review on Trip Advisor.

My wife and myself called in as we were in the area and had not been for a while.Not many people there ,only three outside drinking and two sitting at the bar.We found out that it has new tenants since our last visit so didn't know what to expect.The young lady serving was very pleasant and helpful which is always nice.We only wanted a lunchtime snack so my wife opted for the scampi and I had the rancho burger.We declared both meals delicious and filling and will definately be calling in again.Hopefully more people will use this eaterie as they deserve to do well.

Great guy behind the bar gave us some help first thing.Seems like a really nice village pub. Thank you.

Found the Sutherland on a real ale list and decided to treat my husband as he likes his cask beers. Busy little bar when we visited on Friday evening, with very friendly staff, who made to feel so at home. 5 ales on that day so we decided to stop, try a couple and eat there as well. I had a mushroom stack starter (very nice) and my husband had the King Prawns, also nice but a little mean on the amount. We then both had steaks which were cooked to perfection, mine medium and hubbies medium-rare, which never usually arrives any different, but his was still almost mooing, just how he likes it :)The cook / landlord came over afterwards and chatted for a while which we found a nice touch. The Sutherland is on our list for a return visit.... soon!

Utterly appalling lamb shank, the most tasteless meat I've ever had, soggy watery veg and burnt roast potatoes, will never go here again

Visiting friends nearby & they suggested having a drink and some lunch here. Good sized portions, lovely slow cooked beef which just fell apart - the lady serving us was lovely too - however, the yorkshires a little under cooked, veg on the soft side :-/ but overall, for the price, I would go back again when we're in the area

So we just went for a family meal here and we ordered starters and mains. 10 mins in two of the mains were unavailable so we picked another. Another 10 minutes and the new starters were also unavailable. One diner was vegetarian so nothing for them. Two of the four mains also were unavailable so one diner only had soup which was inedible so that was left and two of the mains were what looked like leftover scrapings. So the mains went back too. The waitress was excellent and really apologetic and we were given the meal for free. So we went to the Spa for crisps and chocolate :) Real shame as we never complain about meals and sadly will probably only drink there again. Nice pub and atmosphere. Waitress was lovely too x sorry Sutherland

Came here with the family, there was an excellent Good Friday offer of hand battered fish, homemade chips and mushy peas. Mmmm! With a pint of Stowford cider it was just £6.99, so a total bargain. It's just a small restaurant with around 30 seats, but has a lovely country pub feel right in the heart of the village, was reccomended to us by a friend and I'm so glad we came. Excellent service, and the added bonus was a singer, Jason Kerr, who sang after we ate - mainly rat pack songs, but a few Ed Sheeran and Michael Buble ones in there too which was nice. Kids loved it and had a little dance with the hubby as well. Excellent day out.

After hearing excellent reviews my husband and I decided to try the Sutherland out tonight. My alarm bells started when I rang to book a table and the guy who answered the phone aaid he had booked a table but didnt take any details until I asked him to.. so we arrived and the table was booked! Straight away we were told they hardly had any meat and only 1 steak left. We were shown to an unlaid table. We ordered 3 tapas style dishes to start only to be told no olives either ! We opted for chicken wings, nice but not crispy, chorizo, ok and a rarebit fondue with a slice of toast...clearly a microwave dish. We had to ask for cutlery and napkins. Mains came. My husband had the peshwari curry which altho he had no complaints it was just ok. I ordered the steak. I asked if the chips were frozen as I don't like them.. I was told they were fresh. The steak came, covered in grease on the outside and as dry as dry inside. . With frozen chips. We had to call the guy back as we had no cutlery again.... I left a fair portion of my meal. The landlord came and enquired if we liked our food. I explained mine was not nice and had frozen chips. He gave us a free drink.. which as i was driving was pointless really. Would have appreciated a nice dessert instead... or at least half of the price of my meal taken off the bill... wont be returning. . Shame really as the pub is lovely and he seemed like a nice guy... even if he did blend in a bit too much with his regulars ...

We eat here regularly and the reason we keep coming back is because it is a lovely friendly country pub; food is always good and great value for money and you can get a decent pint and glass of wine. So we went here on New Years eve for our dinner and it did not disappoint. The staff worked very hard to ensure we had a great evening. Thank you to all of the staff for a lovely evening.

Was passing by when we decided to pop in, glad we did, had a wonderful burger and excellent desert, loved the owners dog that likes a fuss(and the odd chip,)Will definitely be going back.

Very good village pub serving cask ale and with a wide selection of food on the menu. Would recommend to friends and family

Very disappointed! awful chewy meat, rock hard cauliflower cheese and raw Yorkshire puddings! Long wait to be served! That just about sums it up. And the staff need reminding to was their hands in the public toilets...., says it all.

Was taken here by my Family who live in Newport. Lovely Village Setting.Cosy Pub, Friendly Service and Excellent Value English Breakfast.Will return to try Food Menu.

The Landlady advised they were short staffed and our meal would be delayed with a lot of orders. We advised that we needed to away for an appointment in over an hours time the staff kept us updated and ensured our meals arrived in plenty of time.

I eat here regularly, fantastic value for money, nice clean environment, nothing you would expect from a village pub, fantastic staff who are most helpful. Awesome choice for vegetarians

We read an advertisement in the local newspaper stating 2 for 1 on the grill menu every Monday night and instantly booked a table for the following Monday. Had visited the pub many times in the past but not for food and was pleasantly surprised with the whole experience.The pub was decorated nicely and was light and roomy. It was quite busy but didn't have to wait long once we had ordered and there is a good selection of drinks at the bar. The food itself was good quality, well presented and very tasty. My wife had an 8oz Sirloin and I had a 10oz Rump steak which came with chips, peas and half a grilled tomato. We also had a side order of onion rings and a chilli-bourbon sauce each. The chips were especially nice as they were ready salted and peppered to perfection.There is a good selection of desserts/puddings for adults and children. My wife had Rhubarb crumble with custard and I had Sticky Toffee pudding with custard which were very nice. I have only a few criticisms of the puddings with the first one being that they were served in a low sided flat dish instead of a bowl. I don't like having to chase my food around the dish. The second is that the custard portion could be a little bit larger.It was all value for money too as our two meals, desserts and drinks came to just over £30.All in all it was a great dinind experience and would highly recommend a visit and we will certainly be returning soon.

I like the way the pub seems to set itself up as the traditional heart of the village..retaining darts and pool (or was it a snooker table?) It caters for all activities and has plenty of cheap bites available at very reasonable prices.We went on a Wed evening where a pint and a curry was on offer for €7.The only downside for us is accessing Tibberton from North Telford via the quiet narrow lanes of the Moors.The furnishings are very eclectic and a bit mismatched.However it is a real asset for the villagers .

We were attracted by the reasonable price and smaller roasts available for children. We were seated and served very quickly. The food arrived piping hot with a lovely selection of vegetables and meat. There was a homemade vegetarian choice too. The food was well cooked and the children cleared their plates. Although we were quite full we couldn't resist the tempting variety of puddings which were less than half price on a Sunday and very tasty. All in all a very enjoyable meal and very good value. The children loved stroking Gemma the dog too. We will definitely return and have already recommended it to friends.

While out cycling with friends a couple of Saturdays ago we popped into the Sutherland arms for a drink,my friends found a table out side while I made my way to the bar.After five minutes of waiting with no staff in sight I was told by some of the regulars standing at the bar that the landlord was serving but he was outside having a fag.After another two minutes this scruffy,unshaven bloke walked in from outside and made his way behind the bar,without washing his hands I might had.By this time there was three people waiting at the bar to be served he asked who was next without any apologies for the long wait.To cut a long story short my friend had a vary simular experience 20 minutes later when he went to the bar to buy the drinks,will not be going again.

We called here for dinner, our first visit. Staff friendly and the interior of the pub is lovely, well furnished and clean. A lovely dog, Gemma, keeps you company in the bar (likes the odd chip) We had a pie and a steak and the steak was extremely impressive - a large juicy excellently cooked steak! They have regular quiz nights and folk nights - well worth a visit in the future.

We have been to The Sutherland Arms on several occasions,"and why do we return"This is a country pub,in the beautiful countryside.We base our review not only on the location,The Food-value for money and quality, The service- are the staff friendly and welcoming.We have been more than satisfied with the above and look forward to another return visit.

We have visited this lovely country pub on a number of occasions for a meal and each time it has been a lovely experience. I am vegetarian and most other pubs only offer vegetable lasagne (ughh) but here they have a good selection of veggie dishes. Also, we always get a friendly welcome from the landlord but best of all is the welcome we get from the official greeter, Gemma the Spaniel dog. There are a good selection of wines and well kept beers and the food is excellent and very reasonably priced. So all in all, a great place to visit.

Live in Sheffield and spent some time looking for somewhere to take my 87 year old mother for lunch. Telephoned on Sunday to book a table for Monday, lady took my mobile as most restaurants do, confirmed 1.00pm on Monday. Travelled from Sheffield, collected my mother from Gnosall and found our way to Tibberton, 12 miles away. Arrived at the Sutherland Arms to find a notice saying no food served today. Were told by the barmaid ‘no food today, the chef not in!!’. Obviously I complained about a wasted journey so she said she would have a word with the manager. Came back with a message from him/her sorry but he will ‘get something’ for us, although it would take some time - no sign of the manager, obviously left with a very disappointed mother. All it would have taken would have been one phone call. Cannot pass comment on the food etc., however if this is the way the Sutherland conducts business I don’t hold much hope.

Visited the Sutherland Arms for the 4th time and once again the meal was faultless, lovely friendly staff, love the refurbishment. Visiting again next weekend. I can highly recommend this pub for food and drink and a warm welcome .

Called in for the first time Saturday lunch 25 April.Although it was just after midday the bar was packed with cyclists and my wife and myself were undecided about staying fearing a long wait to get served.I'm glad we decided to stay as we would have missed a great meal had we gone.We only waited a few minutes for drinks despite the packed bar and our food arrived after only ten minutes.We both had the large cod and chips which was both fresh and delicious.The landlord and his wife were both friendly and attentive and the whole experience was one which we will definitely be repeating.Would recommend the Sutherland Arms as a must visit

Nice location and environment but it took over an hour for food to arrive even though it wasn't busy. Our meals were pretty bland and tasteless. Very disappointing.

Went in for a birthday meal and decided to have the ribeye steak off the specials board. My wife had the belly pork with Apple mash and we had a couple of drinks and a bottle of wineThe rib eye was without shadow of a doubt the best steak I have had in 30 years (and believe me I have eaten some steaks)and at £11.95 probably one of the cbeapestThe pub was buzzing with lots of full tables and a packed bar which gave it a great atmosphere We will definitely be back numerous times What a gem

We have used this pub on many occasions and enjoy the way all country life is reflected in the clientele. The welcome is always warm and the food is great value.We have never had a bad experience and reading some of the other reviews are wondering why people going to a village pub would not expect to see people in riding boots or dogs in the pub. Maybe they should stick to town centre hostelries.

This is our first visit since the restaurateur area was extended. The food is still very good value for money. Will return soon.

Visited on a Friday evening for a meal and after reading the menu we were expecting a descent standard of food. We orders two starters the blackpudding stack and the breaded mushrooms, the mushrooms were quite soggy and the stack was very poor as the blackpudding was lacking in flavour and instead of rocket as stated on the menu it was topped with shredded lettuce with a vinegeret / oil dressing around the edge of the plate which did not combine well with the small drizzle of peppercorn sauce. We were waiting for our mains when a family with a dog came into the dining room and sat behind us, we are dog lovers but found this to be inappropriate where food is being eaten by others. When our mains arrived the vegetables in the skillet were over cooked and the chicken was dry. Half way through the meals people came into the dining area wearing riding boots that looked like and smelled like they had just come from mucking out stables which put us completely off our meals, needless to say We did not order dessert but payed and left. We will not be visiting again as this seems to be the norm as the staff took no notice.

Yes my wife and I were impressed, our first visit to this Country Pub. BUT CERTAINLY NOT THE LAST . SERVICE-FOOD and PRICE "A1" Well worth trying. ,

Great place, Good food and service, very nice people, I advise the steak quick order and the landlord went out of his way for us.

Best steak I have ever tasted! Thursday steak night - buy one get one free!! Fantastic service, friendly atmosphere! Will definately be going again!

We were staying in the next village just before christmas and we were told that the Sutherland Arms was a good value pub style eating venue - not cheap but not expensive either.We were greeted by the barman and asked if we could have a table for 2 and even though they were a lot busier than we expected for a village pub they soon found us a table in the new part of their restaurant area. There was a good selection of food on offer and because it was a wednesday they told us that if we ordered a curry from their curry menu we could have a free drink as well. We decided that this is what we would do and we both had the lamb saag curry.To our surprise it came out with a naan bread, poppadum and mango chutney as well as a bowl of piping hot curry and rice - a big enough portion but i wish we had ordered a few more poppadums as well.We finished off with a Caramel sundae and a ginger cheesecake each and the whole meal was less than £22We would definitely recommend the pub if not for its good value food just for the friendly welcome and atmoshpere. Nice to see a pub succeding for a change

Having seen a promotion for The Sutherland Arms in a local paper we decided to have a weekday lunch there on Thursday 11th December.What a disappointment!I ordered a steak & ale pie and my wife ordered a well done gammon steak. The meals arrived on our table promptly but the jug of gravy was missing from the steak & ale. I had to prompt this at the bar and when delivered there was no apology.The gammon was not well cooked and a very tough piece of meat, the peas were under cooked and none of that meal was really hot. My steak & ale pie had an excess of soggy pastry and was very lacking in flavor the carrots were also soggy and over cooked.One sweet was ordered which took well over a quarter of an hour to appear on the table although with an apology for the delay.In defense of the staff the price of the gammon was deducted from the bill but who wants to go out for a meal only to find it of such low quality?All in all the impression was that the establishment has re-opened and advertised before the kitchen and its staff were fully trained.

Excellent local pub - taken over by Andy and Ruth this pub has gone from a drab, boring pub to a lively, friendly and constantly busy village pub. Feel very lucky to have this place on my doorstep and make a point of visiting regularly!Food is great and well priced, beer is always fresh and ales are changed up regularly. I also like the fact that they have regular tapas nights, theme parties and basically just make an effort to provide a great local pub!Keep it up!

We were last in the Sutherland Arms about 5 years ago and really we had no need to return. It was a local country pub and offered very little by way of food. We had heard that it was now under new management and decided to give it a try for Sunday lunch. Wow, what a pleasant surprise we had. A warm welcome was only the start. We opted for the Sunday roast beef at £5.95 a head. Fabulously presented & cooked to perfection, the ample portions were beyond our expections. The service was good without being intrusive. This country pub has reinvented itself. We will be returning again soon. If you are in this area of Shropshire give this dog friendly pub restaurant a try, you will not be dissapointed.

I called for lunch. The place had only two other people dinning. The menu was standard pub food. The dish I selected on appearance did not look anything like my order. However I gave them a chance to try and test. I should not have done this but just sent it back, Eventually the "chef" sent out his apologies.Another point is that they do not fill the pint glasses you have to ask for the top up.The young staff were polite but there was a lack of training and management.

On a walk in sunny Shropshire the village of Tibberton is a gem and quinessential England .Great little pub with great choice of Bitter,immaculate toilets and sound basic pub grub.Young Harry the barman didn't have a clue when we asked for directions but he and everyone were very friendly.Only the loud awful music blaring outside as we sipped our Ale in the Sun spoiled the ambiance but otherwise well done Harry it was a pleasure.

The 'Suthy' is back tyo its best, a great village pub. Tremendous value meals, a great atmosphere, and well kept beer. Oh yes, and a curry that's to hot to eat!

This was our first visit to The Sutherland Arms after finding it on the Cask Marque web site. We had drinks and very nice meal which was really good value.

Very friendly family pub in a very quiet village. The prices don't reflect the value of the meal, they should charge more for the food. Advised to book in advance beforehand where possible as it can be very busy. Landlord and Lady and very nice, welcoming people.

We took a trip to this pub in the middle of Tibberton on a week night at about 6. It was already packed but the Lanlord and Landlady bent over backwards to fit us in. The food is amazingly goodvalue to the point where it is almost too good to bs true. However our two meals were freshly prepared and well presented and with drinks cost about £12 in total! A small selection of real ales are availabl. From mid week onwards I advise you book ahead as they had to turn people away.